Brad Beer is known for his expertise in treating running and triathlon related injuries. A physiotherapist with over 17 years experience, Brad is an APA Titled Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist, Exercise Scientist, and former Head Physiotherapist for the Super League Triathlon Series.
Brad is currently a Registrar with the Australian College of Physiotherapists undertaking a 2 year training program as part of the 2023-2025 Sports Specialisation cohort.
Brad is the Founder of award winning POGO Physio on the Gold Coast Australia. POGO Physio was established in 2013, off the back of 7 years of prior practice ownership and a successful Queensland multi site practice group.
Brad currently consults for Triathlon Australia's Olympic Podium Centre, and in the past has consulted for Triathlon NZL and Athletics NZL, Olympic athletes, World Record holders, the Gold Coast Airport Marathon, and multiple Australian representative runners and triathletes.
As a full time practitioner over 17years Brad has delivered in excess of 40,000 consultations.
Brad is passionate about outputting helpful content for runners and in 2015 released a best Selling book You Can Run Pain Free: A Physio’s 5 Step Guide to Enjoying Injury Free and Faster Running, which has since been re-released in a Revised and Expanded (2019) version and additionally translated into a Chinese Edition.
Brad has written for Run 4 Your Life, Men's Health Magazine, and currently provides physiotherapy editorials for 220 Triathlon Magazine.
Brad is also the host of the iTunes top ranking The Physical Performance Show podcast, a weekly shows which features leading sports science experts and athletes, aimed at inspiring and educating the listener towards their own best physical performance. In 2022 The Physical Performance Show was awarded Bronze in the Australian Podcast Awards for Best Sports Podcast.
By way of sporting background Brad spent 12 years competing as a junior elite triathlete, before returning to triathlon competition to collect a silver medal at the 2012 World Triathlon Championships (30-34yrs) and in 2013 win the Australian Olympic Distance Triathlon Championships (30-34yrs). Brad has also represented QLD in the Australian Half Marathon Championships in 2016, and continues to enjoy competing in endurance running and triathlon events as a competitive masters athlete.
